Diabetes Portfolio

Project impact

DHI partners with NHS, industry, and academia to drive diabetes innovation by engaging key stakeholders and advancing new technologies

DHI develops digital solutions for self-management, prevention, and personalised care to improve diabetes outcomes and ease healthcare pressures

DHI shapes future diabetes care through market research, knowledge exchange, and scalable, digitally-enabled service models

DHI uniquely drives Diabetes Innovation in Scotland by collaborating with NHS, industry, academia, and individuals with lived experiences to advance innovation and funding opportunities.

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DHI uniquely drives Diabetes Innovation in Scotland by collaborating with NHS, industry, academia, and individuals with lived experiences to advance innovation and funding opportunities.

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DHI is uniquely positioned within Scotland through its impactful collaborations with NHS, Industry, and academia to enable and support the acceleration of Diabetes Innovation.

Our innovation model and approach, offer a means for real collaboration with health and care professionals, policymakers, industry, academia, and people with lived experience of diabetes.

We work in collaboration with key stakeholder to push innovation ideas and technologies and support innovation challenges and funding opportunities.

Summary

Partners

Our work stretches from undertaking market research and hosting knowledge exchange opportunities, to developing new service and technology simulations in our DHI Exchange. Through our project management capabilities, we work with partners to design and deliver digitally-enabled scalable service model and next-generation services.

We are working to share, adopt, develop, and implement innovative ways of improving health outcomes for people with not only Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, but all forms of diabetes with an emphasis on supporting self-management prevention, and personalised care models to minimise the impact of diabetes on their lives, and the pressure that puts on the health and care system.

We are working to research, design and develop and implement innovative service models and technologies to improve health and wellbeing outcomes for people with diabetes. We are also prioritising innovation to support self-management, lifestyle, weight management, prevention and early identification through the use of digital technologies that will transform how services are delivered in the future.